Sentence examples similar to encouraging tactic from inspiring English sources

"Daily drawings are not a regular practice nor encouraged tactic in technical support and we have used your feedback to reinforce this with our teams.

Meanwhile, Africans are increasingly arguing that selective criticism from the West only encourages tactics like vote rigging and other irregularities.

"Since he took office, Governor Spitzer has created a climate that encourages tactics and behavior that apparently fostered Mitnick's actions".

As a result, there is a strong incentive for the less ethically minded lawyer to protract a legal battle by encouraging this tactic.

The Rev. Al Sharpton said Mr. Safir's legacy was one of tolerating violent officers and encouraging aggressive tactics, a combination that sometimes ended in tragedy, as in the station house torture of Abner Louima and the deaths of Amadou Diallo, Patrick M. Dorismond and two other unarmed black men who were fatally shot by the police during one 13-month period.

A further tactic is to encourage professional bodies such as the American Correctional Association and the Association of State Correctional Administrators to wield their influence at the local level.

Amherst himself had encouraged this tactic in a letter to Ecuyer" (p. 108).

The third tactic, encouraging social accountability, plays on our need to look good in the eyes of those around us.

We should not encourage such tactics.

The A.C.L.U.'s complaint says, "Morgan Stanley actively encouraged lending tactics that increased the levels of risk associated with individual loans".

Admissions staff also predict that the competition for AAB students could encourage ruthless tactics by some universities.